Dont go OTR if you have a CDL

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by DOTrevenuepatrol, Mar 29, 2012.

  1. U4EA

    U4EA Road Train Member

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    True - there are big booty chicks!
     
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  3. DrtyDiesel

    DrtyDiesel Road Train Member

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    With low-cut jeans ;)

    Ethan
     
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  4. xFreeWord420x

    xFreeWord420x Light Load Member

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    with whale tongues
     
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  5. DrtyDiesel

    DrtyDiesel Road Train Member

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    Haha!!!

    Ethan
     
  6. frogmeister

    frogmeister Medium Load Member

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    Whens the last time you drove down Donner Pass with 44000 in the box.
     
  7. DrtyDiesel

    DrtyDiesel Road Train Member

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    I never thought about that. Both are good points. Although this one got me thinking

    Ethan
     
  8. frogmeister

    frogmeister Medium Load Member

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    I like big booty chicks.
     
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  9. xFreeWord420x

    xFreeWord420x Light Load Member

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    Never drove down Donners Pass.. but I drive up and down 76, 79, 90, through the mountains in PA.. and ALL over the hills in West Virginia, which includes a 12% grade for 4 miles..

    and I drive around with 40-50000 in the box every single day, and my light weight is 37900.. do the math. I do that ALL day long too, not just one pass over those hills.. up and down em all day. OTR are not the only drivers who hit hills and grades.. I fail to see the point.
     
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  10. xFreeWord420x

    xFreeWord420x Light Load Member

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    As I said, us local guys are doing the same EXACT things, just more. Just because I am local doesn't mean I stick to Interstates within 100 miles. I hit 4-5 states, and am usually on back roads, which are much narrower and hillier than highways. Im in and out of the cities too.. I haul scrap, so we have to avoid scales, so I don't have the luxury that OTR drivers do, of setting the cruise and running the same route all day.
     
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  11. TheRoadWarrior

    TheRoadWarrior rocking-n-rollin again

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    Never said it was...but even at 4 bucks a gallon i get 100 percent of the fuel surcharge i charge and i still bring home great money.... Going local is for some people and otr is for others....and you dont have to give me the That was Then This is Now story.... I dont live in a freaking Cave....:biggrin_25516:
     
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